Xu fuzuo

Xu fuzuo

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He is a dramatist and theoretician in Ming Dynasty.

He is a dramatist and theoretician in Ming Dynasty. Originally named turu, the word Yangchu, later changed to Nachuan, other department yangchuzi, sanjiacun old. He is from Changshu, Jiangsu Province. He was born in 1560, the 39th year of Jiajing, and died after 1629, the 2nd year of Chongzhen. Learned and skilled in writing, especially in the works of Ci and Qu, has been guided by Zhang Fengyi, a famous dramatist, who has the legendary "light sword", "red pear", "Wutong Ji" and "Ta TA Ji". There are 3 kinds of novels.

Hong Li Ji and Yi Wen Qian are more famous. "A penny" describes the story of Lu Zhi, a wealthy and miserly man who finds a penny on his way. Although there is a mixture of cause and effect preaching, the image of Lu Zhi, who is greedy and stingy, is deeply shaped and has comic characteristics.

"San Jia Cun Lao Wei Tan", also known as "Hua Dang Ge Bi congtan", is Xu Fu Zuo's opera theory work. On Qu, pay attention to the nature and be good at it. The essence refers to that the object of the lyrics is popular but not vulgar, and the style is not obscure. Influenced by Shen Jing's metrical theory, his theory of dangxing tends to overemphasize the rhyme and rhythm of the opera. It emphasizes that dramas should have sustenance and allegory. Xu fuzuo's theory of Qu, either influenced by the audience, or popular at that time, is true and reliable.

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